Australia mission

Information from a number of sources, including the open scientific literature, was consulted in addition to that provided by the French authorities. Reports on three independent scientific missions to the atolls that are available in the public domain were consulted—the Scientific Mission of French Polynesia (Tazieff mission) of June 1982, the New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea Scientific Mission of Mururoa Atoll (Atkinson mission) of October 1983, and the Scientific Mission of the Calypso to the Site of the Nuclear Experiments at Mururoa Atoll (Cousteau mission) of June 1987. 

Permanent Mission of Australia Mattiellistrasse 2 A-1040 Vienna, Austria... 

Writing a full OHS policy is important, and is a legal requirement in, for example, the UK, Malaysia and South Australia. Opinions on what such a policy should include vary, with some organizations seeing it, as noted in Chapter 2, more or less as a very general statement of commitment (in effect, a mission or vision statement for OHS which supports the organization s main mission or vision statement). 

In Brisbane the company settled down to work as a unit of Base Section 3, U.S. Army Forces in Australia. By the end of February the laboratory equipment had been set up in permanent quarters and organized technical work was under way. At first a substantial number of laboratory personnel were detailed for general duty with base section headquarters, but these demands slackened after the first few months and by midyear the company was able to pursue its mission at approximately full strength. It had become in the interim the 42d Chemical Laboratory Company by redesignation effective April 12, 1942, and had moved to new quarters in buildings formerly occupied by a Brisbane hospital. ... 

Ltr, Australian Military Mission to Brig Gen H. S. Aurand, WD, 1) Jul 42, sub Australia-Civilian Gas Respirators. Production Div, ASF 470.72-Australia. 

After Southcott died in December 1814—notoriously expecting to give birth to a messiah called Shiloh —this prior Southcottian embrace of the spatial and devotional forms of popular Protestant Dissent was resumed by many, and maintained for decades. A discernible Southcottian tradition persisted as a variety of English nineteenth-century nonconformity, despite a tendency to division and theological divergence. In due course, branches of Southcottianism adopted the outlook and mission techniques of more mainstream revivalist dissent such as Methodism, and successfully spread to the United States and Canada, as well as Australia, New Zealand and, briefly. South Africa. ... 

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